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A straightforward example of the "Soul"

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    imrankhawaja
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    Once you wake up, for any reason, the Soul is "activated" or put back in your body for you to control it and to live in this material world with the body as a "container", but still both the body and the soul makes your existence, at least in this life. Otherwise you'd be conscious wherever you were outside your body in your sleep.

    Let me know what you think of all of this or just feel free to share your view in this subject.

    Thank you for reading.

    scientists are still unable to get a full grip on sleep ..

    they are still finding why do we sleep?

    we are actually in an illusion ...of this low life...

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      According to my sis, this ayat is talking about the single hormone responsible for both sleep and death. She said this is a recent finding in biology.

      Can you elaborate on this or have her elaborate?

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        Cerberus
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        While sleeping we still can hear or move

        or dance or sing... lol what kind of sleeping is that

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          Bender
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          Can you elaborate on this or have her elaborate?

          please

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            huruf
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            Very intresting this aya.

            In spite of all the common conceptions that the body dies and the soul continues but without a body, in fact what the aya says is that it is the soul that dies, goes back to God and then we will be borught back. So it would seem that not the ody needs a soul but the soul needs a body in order to be alive.

            Salaam

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              reel
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              The verse speaks for itself , whereas the hormone discovery could be just a tiny bit of the mechanism (or even not at all). It is safe to say that the "discovery" can be linked to the verse rather than saying that the verse is about that one discovery.

              I agree. I feel the ayat is giving us an example of death and resurrection. In some places of the Quran, the disbelievers think resurrection is a joke. The ayat is telling us to focus on how we almost look dead in our sleep, yet do wake up. Same goes for the coma and out of the body experience. One of the most interesting things about Allah is that he always keeps all the signs scattered around us to pick up. I just love this thing about him.

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                Comrox
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                please

                D

                Opps!

                Can you elaborate on this or have her elaborate please?

                Fixed it...

                Thank you Bender.

                I agree. I feel the ayat is giving us an example of death and resurrection. In some places of the Quran, the disbelievers think resurrection is a joke. The ayat is telling us to focus on how we almost look dead in our sleep, yet do wake up. Same goes for the coma and out of the body experience. One of the most interesting things about Allah is that he always keeps all the signs scattered around us to pick up. I just love this thing about him.

                Huh, I never thought about it like that.

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                  imrankhawaja
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                  anbody know the state between sleep and awake... i mean on the edge...

                  its called the switching stage... half sleepy half awake.. usually it happen when you are tired and reading something or watching something on tv suddenly you feel dizzy... you awake again ... this process is called switching stage...

                  there are also some very interesting theories regarding that stage...

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                    Bender
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                    D

                    Opps!

                    Fixed it...

                    Thank you Bender.

                    anytime

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                      reel
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                      Can you elaborate on this or have her elaborate?

                      Oops, I didn't see your question. I'll ask her to send me the paper link so I can post it here.

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